Here’s a story for you boys and girls.
There once was a man named John who was floating in the ocean after his ship had sunk. Luckily for him, a large ship was steaming by and rescued him from almost certain death.
After being provided with dry clothes, John was in the galley having a warm meal when he realized that the ship was slowing. John went top side to see what was going on and found that the ship had stopped to pick-up the survivors of another massive shipwreck.
The ship started riding lower and lower in the water as more and more survivors were brought aboard. John started to worry that if more survivors were brought aboard, the ship would swamp and everyone would drown.
When John brought this reality up, the Captain of the ship told John that his fears were unfounded and that John really couldn’t opine about the situation as John himself had been picked up from the sea as well.
The rescue operation continued until the ship finally succumbed to the weight of too many people and sank, resulting in the death of all those that thought they had been saved, John, and original crew of the ship.
The moral of this story is: Don’t let Barak Hussein Obama be the Captain of a ship, or even a President for that matter.
A good story, except that Obama would find a way not to be on that ship. He wants to sink America, not himself. He has plans of some sort to escape the misery he’s orchestrating for the rest of us. The good captain stays with his ship; the saboteur watches the destruction from a safe distance.